On chapter 2 right now, so far its about the hard times during the holocaust, and how Elie Wiesel ( Jewish himself ), talks about life at the labor camps, and the depression of his people. Anybody read this book?

I'm definitely interested in this book, and i plan on reading more

Almost done with the book, and i must say wow, no words can describe what my reaction is for this book, i recommend you people should read it.

Legendary debate on nuclear war with Elie Wiesel, Carl Sagan, Henry Kissinger, Robert McNamara, Brent Scowcroft and William F Buckley Jr. This is the only reason I know who he is... I'll probably read this book one day now tho

Wow, very good to know this info. Thanks m8!

Such a difficult but good book.

On the subject, here is a part of the holocaust that is overlooked and rarely addressed hence the name of the documentary.
Even the German's themselves were being killed by the Nazis.

Ethnic Germans: A Forgotten Genocide
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=23pNOPJt93s

This post was edited by Weathered on Sep 20 2015 06:13am